Porphet Stones - Metaphysical Transmitter

The stones on the picture above were found at a remote place in the Saharan Desert in 1997. They were not chemically analysed yet. Because of their very intense energetic vibrations which has also been described by highly sensitive persons their popularity was strongly raised. The name Prophet-Stone was given to it by the finder who brought them to us from Africa and refers to the strongly realized opening of the Crown-Chakra, which is the base of its impact.

The psychic Radha writes: "How rare and wonderful stones are these Prophecy-Stones! I have never seen or touched anything similar! They give a more dense and heavy impression and they do open my upper Chakras immediately to a huge stream. The Third Eye and the Crown-Chakra are highly activated.

They are visionary stones; whilst holding them in meditation I was quickly raised out of my body and entered a scene, which was like a future civilization of the Earth.

The consciousness is harmonically linked to future times. They also seem to highly improve visionary and psychic abilities." Through the spontaneous opening of the upper Chakras a link to the Soul Star is obviously created. The Soul Star is an anticipated and nowadays more forgotten and therefore degenerated Chakra, which is situated about 30 cm above the head, and which is able to channel the communication to the “I am One with God Consciousness”. Prophecy-Stone is a very important stone for the spiritual development of humankind during the last chapter of the Mayan Age. It can harmonically lead us through various and multileveled entanglements and veils

Prophecy Stones - important note:

Caveat Emptor (Latin for "Let the buyer beware"):

In the desert the law exists anything imitates everythying. This law applies to rocks, too - especially since the climate, weathering conditions, natural sandblasting processes let look completely different rocks from the outside appearance pretty much alike. Recently several individuals and dealers tried to sell such

Lookalikes (similar looking stones) just because of such similar outside appearance although these similar looking concretions are completely different in mineralogy, hardness and cristallization. Polished thin sections prove all of them had a completely different creation history as well. Prophecy stones are very different not only in their thermal recristallization history but also in their metaphysical characteristics. Its properties are very different than any other known stone.

Known fakes of Prophecy stone, Prophetenstein, we have seen are (all looking outside simliar due to the deserts natural sandblasting effect):

Concretions of Bohnerz, Pyrite, Marcasite, Limonite, Glauberite or Hematite. All fakes come completely different locations some of them thousands of miles away of the accurate point of the authentic Prophecy stones.

Although the outside appearance is somehow simliar for the non-expert its metaphysical power, characteristics and applications however are completely different. Such it is not adviced to sell or buy Prophecy stone if it is not one, even if you'd like to think it is one. Authentic prophecy St. do have most of the time a slightly blueish luster, are very tense and hard almost impossible to break.

Important: How to spot non-fact Prophecy stones: Prophecy stones almost always have completely round or roundish shapes without sharp edges while marcasite pseudomorphoses have cockscombs - similar structure from their orthorombic crystal shapes. The non-fact Prophecy stones have brownish luster while the true prophecy stone have a slightly bluish shimmer due to its completely different mineralogical composition. As the original source who sold out the prophecy stone of this completely 20 years ago I have to say I have only seen (1) one piece that was not round or rounded but slightly elongated while all the elongated and not roundish shapes are post factual pseudomorphoses. The term fake would be a too strong word as it would suggest a misleading purpose although in some cases it would be appropriate to call it by the name. It might be just a (big) mistake or wishful thinking of the perople to sell those nice pieces under a misleading term.

caveat emptor:

Prophetensteine sind und enthalten zum Unterschied der meisten Falsifikate keinen Pyrit, Markasit, Limonit oder andere freie Eisenoxide. Bekannte Falsifikate sind Bohnerz, Pyrite, Marcasite, Limonite, Glauberite oder Hämatit.

Wichtig: So erkennen Sie nicht-faktische Prophezeiungssteine: Prophetensteine haben fast immer völlig runde oder rundliche Formen ohne scharfe Kanten, während Markasit-Pseudomorphosen Hahnenkämme haben - eine ähnliche Struktur von ihren orthorombischen Kristallformen. Die nicht-faktischen Prophecy-Steine haben einen bräunlichen Glanz, während der wahre Prophecy-Stein aufgrund seiner völlig anderen mineralogischen Zusammensetzung einen leicht bläulichen Schimmer hat. Als Originalquelle, die den Prophezeiungsstein davon vor 20 Jahren vollständig ausverkauft hat, muss ich sagen, dass ich nur (1) ein Stück gesehen habe, das nicht rund oder abgerundet, sondern leicht verlängert war, während alle verlängerten und nicht runden Formen postfaktische Pseudomorphosen sind . Der Begriff Fälschung wäre ein zu starkes Wort, da er einen irreführenden Zweck suggerieren würde, obwohl es in einigen Fällen angemessen wäre, ihn beim Namen zu nennen. Es kann nur ein (großer) Fehler oder Wunschdenken der Leute sein, diese schönen Stücke unter einem irreführenden Begriff zu verkaufen.

Auch der Fundplatz ist in sämtlichen ein völlig unterschiedlicher als jener der echten Prophetensteine.